Frequently Asked Questions About Creekside Meadows HOA:

Who are the HOA Board and Officers?

For Board and Officer names and HOA contact information, please refer to the HOA Contact Page.

I'm selling my home and need the HOA to complete information forms for the sale. Whom do I contact?

The HOA does not fill out forms for home sales on behalf of owners. Please direct anyone needing information about the neighborhood or the HOA to our Information Page. This is a current and frequently updated document that answers all the questions found on a typical sales questionnaire. Please feel free to provide this to real estate agents, title company employees or potential buyers. It should answer all their questions.

In the event that you have other questions not found there, please contact the HOA using the email address on the Contact Page.

I'm having problems with my mailbox or mailbox keys. What can the HOA do to help with this?

The HOA does not have any responsibility for individual mailboxes and does not retain copies of the keys. If you need replacement keys or are having issues with your mail, please see the USPS website for more information. 

What responsibilities does the HOA handle for homeowners?

The Association's primary responsibilities include: 

  • Maintenance of the surrounding areas

  • Managing general neighborhood business

  • Landscaping of common areas

  • Paying for street light electricity

  • Ensuring holding pond maintenance

  • Reviewing requests for property alterations and additions

  • Routine communications with homeowners

  • Various clerical duties including:

    • Filing legal documents and insurance on behalf of the Association

    • Collecting dues

    • Paying bills

    • Maintaining financial records

    • Maintaining website and social media presence

Members of the Board are required to meet throughout the year to ensure that Association business is handled in a timely manner. Additionally, the Board organizes an Annual Meeting to update members on the Association’s business and financial status as well as to vote on any matters at hand.